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The small town of Ripon, in eastern Wisconsin, is perhaps best known for being home to the historic one-room schoolhouse where the Republican Party was founded in 1854. That fact made it the perfect place for Vice President and 2024 Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and former Wyoming Republican Rep. Liz Cheney to campaign together Thursday night—about a month after both Cheney and her father, former Vice President Dick Cheney, publicly endorsed Harris and her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, in this year’s election. But the Ripon event represents a kind of cross-corridor cooperation that has become exceedingly rare in American politics.

Harris currently holds only a small polling advantage over former President Donald Trump in Wisconsin, but with just over a month to go until November 5, every public appearance counts — especially in swing states, and especially when Harris happens to be traveling with a prominent Republican. “Our republic is facing an unprecedented threat,” Cheney told a crowd gathered at Ripon College on Thursday, “a former president who has attempted to maintain power by dismantling the foundations of our republic by refusing to accept the lawful results, confirmed by dozens of courts, of the 2020 election.” Indeed, Cheney has spoken at length about Trump’s actions in (and in the months leading up to) the January 6 insurrection, urging that “Donald Trump is unfit to lead this great and good nation.” She added that as a lifelong Republican—who got involved in politics at age 10, when she volunteered for Gerald R. Ford’s re-election campaign, and who first voted for Ronald Reagan in 1984—Cheney will be endorsing a Democrat for the first time this November. (“I was a Republican before Donald Trump even started spray-tanning,” she said, laughing.)

“You may not have supported a Democrat for president before, but as you said, we both love our country and honor our democratic ideals,” Vice President Harris later said, addressing Cheney after taking the stage on Thursday. She went on to praise Cheney as “a leader who puts country above party and above self—a true patriot,” encouraging the crowd as they chanted “Thank you, Liz.” For her part, Cheney called on voters to “reject the depraved cruelty of Donald Trump” because “violence does not and must never determine who governs us. Voters do.” Behind her, a large sign reading “Country Over Party” was held amid red, white, and blue flags, reflecting the evening’s committed bipartisanship. One can only hope that the Harris-Cheney coalition will send a message of civility—and unity—to a tense and grieving nation in the weeks remaining before November 5.

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